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The entire programme will be accessible free of charge to the public worldwide from 29th May for 10 days on: YouTube.com/WeAreOne
The Annecy Festival has chosen to show you, with the kind authorisation of the producers and distributors, a panopoly of short films, for young and old, or for adults only, some that are sensitive and poetic, others that are futuristic or treat social issues. To your screens!
Programme:
Leon’s Four Seasons.
This collection gathers together the following 4 films: Leon in Wintertime by Pierre-Luc GRANJON and Pascal LE NÔTRE, Molly in Springtime by Pierre-Luc GRANJON, L'Été de Boniface and Poppety in the Fall by Pierre-Luc GRANJON and Antoine LANCIAUX, produced by FOLIMAGE, the NFB, TPS TELETOON DIVERTISSEMENT SUBSÉQUENCE INC. and distributed by Folimage – Worldwide Online Premiere (has shown in limited regions only).
Annecy Shorts (geared towards adults):
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Shannon Amen by Chris DAINTY, produced by NFB – Online Premiere (never been shown online)
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The Procession by Pascal BLANCHET, and Rodolphe SAINT-GELAIS, produced by the NFB – Online Premiere (never been shown online)
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Black Barbie by Comfort ARTHUR, produced by BLUEMOON PRODUCTIONS – Online Premiere (never been shown online)
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The Battle of San Romano by Georges SCHWIZGEBEL, produced by STUDIO GDS – Special Presentation (behind a paywall, special free screening for We Are One)
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The One-Minute Memoir by Joan GRATZ, Christopher HINTON, Paul DRIESSEN, Theodore USHEV, Dennis TUPICOFF, Janet PERLMAN, Marv NEWLAND, Jim BLASHFIELD, Bill PLYMPTON and Diane OBOMSAWIN, produced by GRATZFILM – World Premiere (never been seen)
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Dew Line by Joanna PRIESTLEY, produced by PRIESTLEY MOTION PICTURES
Annecy Shorts for Families/Kids – Online Premiere: Shorts never been shown online
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Bird Karma by William SALAZAR produced by DREAMWORKS ANIMATION
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Bilby by Liron TOPAZ, Pierre PERIFEL, SANS JP, produced by DREAMWORKS ANIMATION
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Marooned by Andrew EREKSON, produced by DREAMWORKS ANIMATION
Tribeca, Venise, Annecy and New York have also teamed up to provide a VR programme
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"More than ever we need a sense of solidarity and sharing. More than ever we must celebrate the cinema and all those that make it possible.
Annecy was immensely proud to be a part of We are One.
Thanks to Tribeca for conjuring up this wonderful joint adventure between festivals and thanks to the rights holders for answering our call.
We hope that the public will discover or rediscover works and artists that we admire and that constitute the richness of our art.
Long live the cinema, long live animation film!"
Mickaël Marin, CITIA CEO
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